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Black Female Chicago Police Officer Faked Being Robbed Of $5k At Gunpoint At Her Home! See How She Was Caught! (Video)

Black Female Chicago Police Officer Faked Being Robbed Of $5k At Gunpoint At Her Home! See How She Was Caught! (Video)

by December 4, 2023 0 comments

Fired On Her Off Day!
By: Tommy “Tj” Sotomayor

I am sorry to tell you guys but today I am going to show you all about how easily black women can lie and steal.

This news story is out of Chicago where A police officer is out of a job after she was caught falsely reporting being held at gunpoint and robbed of thousands of dollars.

Officer Zondranika Williams, 37, was charged with felony disorderly conduct and false report of an offense at a court hearing Thursday, two days after she was relieved of her duties with the Chicago Police Department, CBS News Chicago reported.

Williams called 911 on Sept. 23 to report that she had been robbed of $5,000 in cash in the alleyway by her garage in the 8000 block of South Wabash Avenue. She told the operator that she was a police officer but was not on duty at the time, prosecutors said.

The eight-year veteran of the department gave a detailed account of the crime several times and even provided police with a description of the suspect.

She claimed the suspect was armed and shouted “Give me everything you got!” while holding a gun pointed at her, according to the local station.

The patrol cop told officers who arrived at the scene of the alleged robbery that her surveillance cameras weren’t working. Investigators later obtained footage from a neighbor’s camera which showed Williams alone in the alley, the outlet reported.

Zondranika Williams mugshot
Zondranika Williams, 37, was charged with felony disorderly conduct and false report of an offense.CBS News Chicago
Chicago Police car
Williams turned herself in Tuesday and was relieved of her police duties and powers the same day.CBS News Chicago

She was seen taking a duffel bag out of her car and then walking out of the camera’s view.

Investigators said the story was made up just a week after Williams called 911. She turned herself in on Tuesday, the news station reported.

Street sign showing corner of E 80th St and S Wabash Ave
Williams said the robber held her at gunpoint and demanded she give over everything she had in an alleyway near her home.CBS News Chicago

She was relieved of her police powers the same day, the Chicago Police Department said in a statement to CBS.

It’s unclear what motivated Williams to allegedly make up the robbery.

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